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Without prejudice rule: High Court emphasises narrow scope of exceptions
Correspondence about possibility of ADR was not “without prejudice” despite being marked as such
UK government confirms plans for compulsory mediation in the County Court and decides against statutory regulation of the mediation sector
The UK will join the Singapore Convention - so what now?
Herbert Smith Freehills launches new edition of Class Actions in England and Wales
A second edition of our text on class actions in England and Wales, co-authored by Herbert Smith Freehills lawyers, has been published in the UK by Sweet …
High Court finds “without prejudice” statements contained in mediation paper were admissible to defend against allegation of fraud
Court of Appeal rejects claim to without prejudice or litigation privilege in communications incorporated into settlement agreement
A recent Court of Appeal decision has highlighted the need to exercise caution when referring to privileged material in settlement agreements. The court …
High Court finds parties agreed to vary application of “without prejudice” rule in subsequent “without prejudice save as to costs” correspondence
The High Court has held that correspondence marked "without prejudice save as to costs" and which described the conduct of prior "without prejudice" (WP) …
Brexit: UK unwinds implementation of EU ADR laws
Article published – Discussing settlement options: minding the gap between litigation privilege and the without prejudice rule
Article published – ADR reform: one size does not fit all
On 6 March, the Civil Justice Council held a workshop to discuss the recommendations made in its interim report on ADR, which was subject to …
High Court decision potentially extends exceptions to without prejudice protection
In a recent decision, the High Court has found that documents relating to negotiations regarding recoverable litigation costs had to be disclosed to a …
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